Method and display apparatus for dynamically adjusting luminescence parameters of display

ABSTRACT

A method and apparatus for dynamically adjusting luminescence parameters of a display, comprising the following steps: step 1: a power (PW) output initialization electrical parameter and a power (PW) output terminating electrical parameter are present within each electrical parameter change period, power (PW) output electrical parameters changing according to the same trend from the initialization electrical parameter to the terminating electrical parameter, and an initialization point electrical parameter and a terminating point electrical parameter within an electrical parameter change period are respectively equal to the electrical parameters within a non-electrical parameter change period before and after the electrical parameter change period; and step 2: a dynamic light-emitting part ( 1, 2, . . .  N) is enabled to change luminescence parameters within an electrical parameter change period according to step 1, the change of the luminescence parameters causing the eye structures of a user to be dynamically changed. The method for dynamically adjusting luminescence parameters effectively maintains the eyesight of a user by means of actively training the physiological structure of the eyes of a user without affecting eye-use habits or sitting posture and working pace of the user.

This application claims priority from Chinese Patent Application of No. 201611031471.4, entitled a method for dynamically adjusting luminescence parameters of a display, No. 201611026173.6, entitled a method for dynamically adjusting luminescence parameters of a display, No. 201611031526.1, entitled a method for dynamically adjusting luminescence parameters of a display, and No. 201611026121.9, and entitled a method for dynamically adjusting luminescence parameters of a display, filed on Nov. 18, 2016, in the Chinese Intellectual Property Office.

FIELD OF THE INVENTION

The present invention relates to a technical field of lumining, in particular to a method and display Apparatus for dynamically adjusting luminescence parameters of a display, and particularly suitable for being used in some occasions where vision care and vision training are expected, such as using the display.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

Vision health has been a common concerned important problem to all people. According to the study of The Report of Vision Health of Chinese reported by the Center of Health Development Research in China, of Peking university, reported on June, 2015, the people over 5 years old who are of myopia and hyperopia are mostly students and office workers in China, in 2012. The number of people of myopia or hyperopia is about 500 million, and the number of people of myopia is about 450 million. Since office workers frequently use the computer during daily work, and after work, they spent long time on television and the luminance of the display is configured at a fix value, and the hygiene of the eyes isn't assured, this is an undeniable cause for chronic fatigue of eyes. The consequence for long time watching the display is to occur some eye damages and diseases including cataracts caused by light, retinitis caused by light, keratitis caused by light, myopia, dysfunction of brain and eye, vision glare fatigue and so on.

Accordingly, there are some defects in the existing technology which include because of the environment where the users spend long time under fixed luminescence parameters, the users' eyes are not able to restore, and the ciliary muscle, pupil and/or lens are in a tense state over a long period of time, their shape, size and other structure are fixed, those even make the lens and pupil compressed for many times for a long period of time.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

The above-mentioned defects of the existing technology are present, therefore, On one aspect, The present invention is to provide a method for dynamically adjusting luminescence parameters of a display, wherein the display includes a power supply part(s) and dynamic light-emitting parts according to the power supply part(s), one or more electrical parameter changing time period is configured during work of the display, and the method comprises:

Step 1: a power output starting electrical parameter and a power output ending electrical parameter are available in each electrical parameter changing time period, wherein electrical parameters output by the power supply part(s) change with a same trend from the power output starting electrical parameter to the power output ending electrical parameter, a starting point electrical parameter and an ending point electrical parameter within an electrical parameter changing time period is respectively equal to electrical parameters in an electrical parameter non-changing time period which is before and after the electrical parameter changing time period,

Step 2: enabling a dynamic light-emitting part to change luminescence parameters during the electrical parameter changing time period according to step 1, such that the change of the luminescence parameters causes the eye structure of the user to be dynamically changed.

Further, a time length of each electrical parameter changing time period is equal to or different from each other.

Further, the electrical parameters include a current and/or a voltage.

Further, the luminescence parameter is an illumination.

Further, the value of the illumination is between 100 lux and 10000 lux.

Further, a change rate of the luminescence parameters of the illumination in the electrical parameter changing time period ranges from 0.0001 to 0.02 in every 0.1 second.

Further, a change rate of the illumination in the electrical parameter changing time period is larger than or equal to 2.

Further, the luminescence parameters are adjusted manually during dynamic light-emitting.

On second aspect, the present invention provides a method for dynamically adjusting luminescence parameters of a display, wherein the display includes a power supply part(s) and dynamic light-emitting parts according to the power supply part(s), multiple electrical parameter changing time periods and one or more electrical parameter non-changing period are available during work of the display, and the method comprises:

Step 1: a power output starting electrical parameter and a power output ending electrical parameter are available in each electrical parameter changing time period, electrical parameters output by the power supply part(s) changes with a same trend from the power output starting electrical parameter to the power output ending electrical parameter, and the electrical parameters change with a same trend or a different trend between adjacent electrical parameter changing time periods,

Step 2: enabling a dynamic light-emitting part to change luminescence parameters according to step 1, such that the change of the luminescence parameters in each electrical parameter changing time period cause the eye structure of the user to be dynamically changed.

Further, a time length of each electrical parameter changing time period is equal to or different from each other.

Further, the electrical parameters include a current and/or a voltage.

Further, the luminescence parameter is an illumination.

Further, a value of the illumination is between 100 lux and 10000 lux.

Further, a change rate of the luminescence parameter of the illumination in the electrical parameter changing time period ranges from 0.0001 to 0.02 in every 0.1 second.

Further, a change rate of the illumination in the electrical parameter changing time period is larger than or equal to 2.

Further, the luminescence parameters are adjusted manually during dynamic light-emitting.

On third aspect, the present invention provides a method for dynamically adjusting luminescence parameters of a display, wherein the display includes a power supply part(s) and dynamic light-emitting parts according to the power supply part(s), multiple electrical parameter configuring time periods are available during work of the display, and the method comprises:

Step 1: different electrical parameters output by a power supply part(s) are configured in two adjacent electrical parameter configuring time periods respectively,

Step 2: enabling a dynamic light-emitting part to change luminescence parameters dynamically according to the electrical parameters of step 1, such that the change of the luminescence parameters causes the eye structure of the user to be dynamically changed.

Further, a time length of each electrical parameter configuring time period is equal to or different from each other.

Further, the electrical parameters include a current and/or a voltage.

Further, the luminescence parameter is an illumination.

Further, the value of the illumination is between 100 lux and 10000 lux.

Further, a change rate of the illumination between adjacent electrical parameter configuring time periods is ranged within 0.02.

Further, the luminescence parameters are adjusted manually during dynamic light-emitting

On fourth aspect, the present invention provides a method for dynamically adjusting luminescence parameters of a display, wherein the display includes a power supply part(s) and dynamic light-emitting parts according to the power supply parts, multiple electrical parameter changing time periods are configured during work of the display, and the method comprises:

Step 1: a power output starting electrical parameter and a power output ending electrical parameter are available in each electrical parameter changing time period, electrical parameters output by a power supply part(s) changes with a same trend from the power output starting electrical parameter to the power output ending electrical parameter, and the electrical parameters is changed with a same trend or a different trend between adjacent electrical parameter changing time periods,

Step 2: enabling a dynamic light-emitting part to change luminescence parameters according to step 1, such that the change of the luminescence parameters in each electrical parameter changing time period causes the eye structure of the user to be dynamically changed

Further, a time length of each electrical parameter changing time period is equal to or different from each other.

Further, the electrical parameters include a current and/or a voltage.

Further, the luminescence parameter is an illumination.

Further, the value of the illumination is between 100 lux and 10000 lux.

Further, a change rate of the luminescence parameter of the illumination in the electrical parameter changing time period ranges from 0.0001 to 0.02 in every 0.1 second.

Further, a change rate of the illumination in the electrical parameter changing time period is larger than or equal to 2.

Further, the luminescence parameters are adjusted manually during dynamic lighting.

On fifth aspect, the present invention provides a display Apparatus, which utilizes any one of above-mentioned methods.

The effects obtained by the present invention includes luminescence parameters will be changed with the change of the electric parameters, and the structure of the eyes of the user would be dynamically changed as to the vibration of the light. The change of the structure of eyes includes linkage movement of the iris, ciliary muscle and lens. The linkage movement of the iris, the ciliary muscle and the lens causes the physiological structure of the eye to move continuously, the shapes and/or sizes of the iris, ciliary muscle and lens automatically change continuously, and causes the iris, ciliary muscle and lens of the eye not easily solidified in a certain state or even occurs the deterioration of vision, keeps the optometry system active, and the occurrence of myopia, hyperopia and other issues is basically controlled. At the same time, the continuous change process of the light-emitting light which affects the eye can also make the eye adaptable to day and night environment, and exercise the eye to avoid the occurrence of amblyopia.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 shows a block diagram of electrical component of a dynamic light emitting Apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 shows a block diagram of electrical component of a dynamic light emitting Apparatus according to another embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 3 shows a block diagram of electrical component of a dynamic light emitting Apparatus according to another embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 4 shows a diagram of the circuit structure of a power supply part according to some embodiments of the present invention.

FIG. 5 shows a LED driving circuit of a dynamic light emitting Apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 6 shows a controlling circuit of a dynamic light emitting Apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 7 shows a USB current limiting circuit of a dynamic light emitting apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 8 shows a power supply circuit of a dynamic light emitting apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 9 shows a voltage converting circuit of a dynamic light emitting apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 10 shows a circuit of a network interface of a dynamic light emitting apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 11 shows a circuit of the touch keys of a dynamic light emitting apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 12 shows a chord output circuit of a dynamic light emitting apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 13 shows an environment temperature collecting circuit of a dynamic light emitting apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 14 shows an input voltage detecting circuit of a dynamic light emitting apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 15 shows a waveform diagram of the electrical parameter changing with time according to the present invention.

FIG. 16 shows another waveform diagram of the electrical parameter changing with time according to the present invention.

FIG. 17 shows another waveform diagram of the electrical parameter changing with time according to the present invention.

FIG. 18A shows an illustrated waveform diagram of the electrical parameter changing with time according to the present invention.

FIG. 18B shows another illustrated waveform diagram of the electrical parameter changing with time according to the present invention.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

The technical solutions of this present invention will be described further in detail through the attached drawings and embodiments.

In the present invention, ‘eye structure’ of the user includes at least one of pupil, ciliary muscle and lens. In the present invention, the term ‘electric power’ includes a direct current and/or an alternating current. In the present invention, ‘period’ refers to one period of time or multiple periods of time, and ‘period’ in the present invention intends to include the one or multiple periods of time which has the following characteristics within the scope of the protection: the length of each period of time can be the same or different, the rule of the change in the respective length of the multiple periods of time may exist or not, and the electrical parameter of the electric power in multiple periods of time may change regularly or irregularly.

The method for dynamically adjusting luminescence parameters of display includes several different technical implementation solutions, them will be explained below one by one.

In the first technical solution according to the method for dynamically adjusting luminescence parameters of a display, the display includes power supply parts and dynamic light-emitting parts according to power supply parts, one or more electrical parameter changing time period is configured during work of the display and the method comprises:

Step 1: a power output starting electrical parameter and a power output ending electrical parameter are available in each electrical parameter changing time period, wherein electrical parameters output by the power supply parts change with the same trend from the power output starting electrical parameter to the power output ending electrical parameter, a starting point electrical parameter and an ending point electrical parameter within an electrical parameter changing time period is respectively equal to electrical parameters within an electrical parameter non-changing time period which is before and after the electrical parameter changing time period. And

Step 2: a dynamic light-emitting part is enabled to change luminescence parameters during the electrical parameter changing time period according to step 1, such that the change of the luminescence parameters causes the eye structure of the user be dynamically changed.

The change of the luminescence parameters caused by that of the electrical parameters in the electrical parameter changing time period will not have a negative effect on visual sense, which the user will notice the change and then will interfere normal use.

According to some embodiments of the invention, enabling each dynamic light-emitting part to change luminescence parameters includes: during the electrical parameter changing time period, the luminescence parameters of each dynamic light-emitting part will be changed, thereby it will further result in more changes of the eye structure of the user and more training is obtained. Moreover, the change results in the situation where large change or fluctuation of luminescence parameters appears between different electrical parameter changing time periods is greatly reduced, therefore it is beneficial for users in the light-emitting environment without subjective awareness of the change of luminescence parameters. More advantageously, the invention can provide more detailed structural change for the eyes of the user, therefore it becomes possible to make appropriate and desired fine tuning on the eye structure of the user.

According to some embodiments of the present invention, the method further includes the step for storing the information characterizing the changing manner of the electrical parameters, and/or the step for configuring and counting the change frequency of electrical parameters.

The display may be implemented by the dynamic light-emitting apparatus. The following illustrates non-limiting examples of implementing the dynamic light-emitting method of the present invention incorporating the structure of the dynamic light-emitting apparatus which including power supply parts and dynamic light-emitting parts. Each power supply part may control only one dynamic light-emitting part, or may control multiple dynamic light-emitting parts. The dynamic light-emitting apparatus may include multiple power supply parts and multiple dynamic light-emitting parts.

As shown in FIG. 1, a block diagram of electrical components of the dynamic light-emitting apparatus 100 of the present invention is schematically shown. The dynamic light-emitting apparatus 100 includes a power supply part (PW) and multiple dynamic light-emitting parts 1, 2, . . . , N, ‘N’ is a natural number greater than 1. The power supply part (PW) provides power for multiple dynamic light-emitting parts 1, 2, . . . , N. For clarity, switches and other parts which those of skill in the art should understand a lighting apparatus must have are not shown in FIG. 2. According to preferred embodiments of the invention, the switches are configured in the power supply part (PW), and control whether or not to provide power for multiple dynamic light-emitting parts 1, 2, . . . , N, that is, the switches control the whole dynamic light-emitting Apparatus 100 to work or not. According to preferred embodiments of the invention, the dynamic light-emitting parts 1, 2, . . . , N belongs to light-emitting diode (LED) lighting Apparatus s.

The electrical parameters of the power outputted by power supply part (PW) of the invention changes in a predetermined manner. The predetermined manner could be a preset data table stored in a power supply part (PW) or other parts. The data table includes multiple groups of electrical parameters. In some embodiments, these electrical parameters can be generated by being written to a storage before the shipment. In other embodiments, these electrical parameters can be generated or rewritten through external interfaces (e.g. a USB interface, a network interface, etc.) of the dynamic light-emitting apparatus. These electrical parameters include, but are not limited to, the voltage and/or current. For brevity, the present invention will describe the parameter of the voltage, the circuit structure of the power supply part is shown in FIG. 4, and its detailed description will be described later. This kind of power supply manner eliminates the disadvantages that stroboscopic phenomenon usually appears when using LED for light-emitting, thereby it provides electrical protection for the quality of the light entering the eye.

When the voltage outputted by power supply part (PW) is changed by a predetermined manner, voltage parameters outputted to each dynamic light-emitting part 1, 2, . . . , N will be changed. The voltage is used as a light-emitting voltage of the dynamic light-emitting part 1, 2, . . . , N. As the light-emitting voltage changes, the luminescence parameters of dynamic light-emitting parts 1, 2, . . . , N will be changed accordingly.

In this present invention, luminescence model parameters include at least one of the illumination, luminous intensity, luminous flux, change frequency, height, inclination angle and rotation angle of each dynamic light-emitting part. In other words, when the luminescence parameters change, the corresponding parameters of the light entering the eyes of the user will change accordingly. The change of the light causes the eye structure of the user to be changed dynamically.

When at least one of the luminescence parameters such as illumination, luminous intensity, luminous flux, and angle changes, in order to adapt to the changes of these luminescence parameters, the iris of the user's eye will adjust the pupil size automatically under the precondition that the user is unconscious of that, thus the luminous flux will be controlled. In this way, the iris moves with the constant change of the light-emitting light. The movement of the iris will lead to the movement of the ciliary muscle, the movement of the ciliary muscle will lead to the movement of the lens, and then will result in the so-called ‘three linkage of eye optometry system’ in the visual field. The linkage movement of the iris, the ciliary muscle and the lens causes the physiological structure of the eye to move continuously, the shapes and/or sizes of the iris, ciliary muscle and lens automatically change continuously, therefore the iris, ciliary muscle and lens of the eye are not easily solidified in a certain state or even the deterioration of vision occurs, the optometry system keeps active. The user's eye may adjust its diopter according to the distance between the eye and object to ensure that the users watch object clearly and brightly, and it is achieved the goal of exercising the user's eye and the occurrence of myopia, hyperopia and other issues is basically controlled. At the same time, the continuous change process of the light-emitting light which affects the eye may also make the eye adaptable to be in day or night environment, and exercise the eye to avoid the occurrence of amblyopia.

According to some embodiments of the present invention, the dynamic light-emitting apparatus 100 further includes a storage S. The storage S may be any storage medium which includes, but is not limited to, a flash memory, a read-only memory (ROM) or any other type of solid non-volatile semiconductor memory. luminescence model parameters respectively corresponding to each dynamic light-emitting parts 1, 2, . . . , N are provided in these storages S.

According to some embodiments of the present invention, these luminescence model parameters, change frequency for light-emitting and electrical parameters of the power all may be stored in the storage S. The electrical parameters of the power include a voltage and a current. The luminescence model parameters include at least one of the illumination, luminous intensity, luminous flux, change frequency, height, inclination angle and rotation angle of each dynamic light-emitting part.

The manner of storing the above luminescence model parameters in the storage S includes, for example, the luminescence model parameters are configured in the storage S during the fabrication of the dynamic light-emitting apparatus 100. In other embodiments, if the dynamic light-emitting Apparatus 100 includes an interface (e.g. a network interface, an infrared interface, a Bluetooth interface, a USB interface, etc., not shown) which is connected with the storage S and can be used to read and write the storage S, the manner for storing luminescence model parameters in the storage parts further includes special person modifying, deleting, and/or updating the luminescence mode parameters in the storage S through the interface during the use of the dynamic light-emitting Apparatus 100. In other embodiments, if the dynamic light-emitting Apparatus 100 includes an interface (e.g. a network interface, an infrared interface, a Bluetooth interface, a USB interface, etc., not shown) which communicates with the storage S in a wireless or wired manner, the manner for storing luminescence model parameters in the storage S further includes an update is made by the user or a remote update is made by the manufacturer of the dynamic light-emitting Apparatus 100, who modifies, deletes, and/or updates the lighting mode parameters in the storage S.

As shown in FIG. 2, a block diagram of another kind of electrical components of the dynamic light-emitting apparatus 100 of the present invention is schematically shown. The dynamic light-emitting apparatus 100 includes multiple power supply parts (PW) and multiple dynamic light-emitting parts 1, 2, . . . , N, ‘N’ is a natural number greater than 1. The multiple power supply parts (PW) provide a power for multiple dynamic light-emitting parts 1, 2, . . . , N, wherein each power supply parts (PW) can be different from each other or some of the multiple power supply parts (PW) are the same. For clarity, switches and other parts which those of skill in the art should understand a light-emitting apparatus must have, are not shown in FIG. 3. According to preferred embodiments of the present invention, the switches are configured in each power supply part (PW), and control whether or not to provide power for multiple dynamic light-emitting parts 1, 2, . . . , N, that is, the switches control the whole dynamic light-emitting Apparatus 100 to work or not. According to preferred embodiments of the present invention, the dynamic light-emitting parts 1, 2, . . . , N belong to light-emitting diode (LED) light-emitting Apparatus s.

Optionally, as shown in FIG. 2, according to some embodiments of the present invention, the dynamic light-emitting apparatus 100 further includes multiple storages S. Each storage S may be any storage medium which includes, but is not limited to, a flash memory, a read-only memory (ROM) or any other type of solid non-volatile semiconductor memory. Luminescence model parameters respectively corresponding to the dynamic light-emitting parts 1, 2, . . . , N are provided in these storages S. The manners for storing these luminescence model parameters in the storages S include, for example, the luminescence model parameters are configured in the storages S during the fabrication of the dynamic light-emitting apparatus 100. In other embodiments, if the dynamic light-emitting apparatus 100 includes an interface (e.g. an infrared interface, a Bluetooth interface, a USB interface, etc., not shown) which is connected with a storage S and can be used to read and write the storage S, the manners for storing luminescence model parameters in the storage S further include special person modifying, deleting, and/or updating the luminescence mode parameters in the storages S through the interface during the use of the dynamic light-emitting apparatus 100. In other embodiments, if the dynamic light-emitting apparatus 100 includes an interface (e.g. a network interface, an infrared interface, a Bluetooth interface, a USB interface, etc., not shown) which communicates with a storage S in a wireless or wired manner, the manners for storing luminescence model parameters in the storages S further include an update is made by the user or a remote update is made by the manufacturer of the dynamic light-emitting Apparatus 100, who modifies, deletes, and/or updates the luminescence mode parameters in the storages S

Optionally, as shown in FIG. 2, the dynamic light-emitting apparatus 100 further includes multiple timing parts (T), each timing part (T) corresponds to a power supply part (PW) and is used for configuring and counting change frequency of the light-emitting. The change frequency of the light-emitting is the frequency of changing the electrical parameters of the power. The timing part (T) may be any a kind of digital or analog counter or timer, the means for counting time may be done by increasing time or decreasing time. The dynamic light-emitting parts 1, 2, . . . , N respectively changes luminescence parameters according to at least one of the following parameters: luminescence model parameters, change frequency of the light-emitting, electrical parameters of the power.

According to some embodiments of the present invention, the information for characterizing the predetermined manner includes a voltage, a current, change frequency of a voltage and/or a current, and/or the change step length of a voltage or a current, the driving method for the dynamic light-emitting part may be PWM (pulse width modulation) or other methods. The change frequency may be characterized by a period or a frequency of change in a voltage or a current. For example, in some embodiments, multiple voltage values and time periods of changes in voltages are used to characterize the information for the predetermined manner. Here, as shown in FIG. 2, the power supply parts (PW) will use counters to count with using time periods of changes in voltages as counting time periods, when a final count is reached, the next value of the multiple voltage values will be used, and the multiple voltage values will be used in turn. In other embodiments of the present invention, voltage values and voltage step values are used, during each electrical parameter configuring time period, each time a change of output voltage of power supply parts (PW) shown in FIG. 2 is needed, the voltage step value is added on the voltage value which is at the end of the previous electrical parameter configuring period, these voltage values and voltage step values may be one or more (In case that there are multiple voltage values and voltage step values, voltage values may be configured by changing step length).

According to some embodiments of the present invention, the luminescence parameters of each dynamic light-emitting part changes according to the change of electrical parameters. For example, when electrical parameters of the power are used as a basis for changing the luminescence parameters, each dynamic light-emitting part will change the luminescence parameters according to the voltage and/or the current, and/or the change frequency of a voltage and/or a current.

According to some embodiments of the present invention, the method further includes one or more lighting units are configured in each dynamic light-emitting part. The lighting unit of each dynamic light-emitting part changes the luminescence parameters according to the luminescence model parameters and/or electrical parameters of the power. The principle and manner of the change are same as those of each dynamic light-emitting part changing the luminescence parameters according to the luminescence model parameters and/or electrical parameters of the power, which are described above.

The electrical parameters of the power outputted by the power supply part (PW) of the present invention changes in a predetermined manner. The predetermined manner here may be a preset data table stored in the power supply part (PW) or other parts. The data table includes multiple groups of electrical parameters. In some embodiments, these electrical parameters may be generated by being written to the storage S before the shipment. In other embodiments, the dynamic light-emitting apparatus has external interfaces for generating or rewriting these electrical parameters, which may be generated or rewritten through external interfaces (e.g. a USB interface, a network interface, etc., not shown) of the dynamic light-emitting apparatus. These electrical parameters include, but are not limited to, at least one of the voltage and the current. For brief, the present invention will describe the parameter of the voltage, the circuit structure of the power supply part is shown in FIG. 4, and its detailed description will be described later. This power supply manner eliminates the disadvantages that stroboscopic phenomenon usually appears when using LED for light-emitting, thereby providing electrical protection for the quality of the light entering the eye.

When the voltage outputted by power supply part (PW) is changed by a predetermined manner, voltage parameters outputted to each dynamic light-emitting part 1, 2, . . . , N will be changed. The voltage is used as light-emitting voltages of dynamic light-emitting part 1, 2, . . . , N. As the light-emitting voltage changes, the luminescence parameters of the dynamic light-emitting parts 1, 2, . . . , N will change accordingly. According to other embodiments of the present invention, lighting units are configured in each dynamic light-emitting part. According to preferred embodiments of the present invention, these lighting units are LED beads and/or LED bars and/or other types of LED. In some other embodiments, these lighting units may also be other types of light sources other than LED, such as tungsten lamp beads, light-emitting Apparatus s like organic light-emitting diodes (OLED), etc.

The illumination of each dynamic light-emitting part may reach a maximum value of 10000 lux at a certain time, and may reach a minimum value of 300 lux at another time, or may reach any interval range from300 lux to 10000 lux, while the illumination varies between 3000 K-6000 K or any interval range from this scope in the present invention.

Further, during the process of the work or implementation of the dynamic light-emitting method, the illumination of each dynamic light-emitting part at any time is not lower than 300 lux and not higher than 10000 lux. During the change (including rising and/or failing) of the illumination, namely during once implementation process of the dynamic light-emitting method, the absolute value of the change rate of the rising and failing of the illumination is within a certain range, preferably, the absolute value of the certain range is between 1%-20% per second, namely the luminescence parameter of the illumination ranges from about 1.001 to 1.02 in every 0.1 second.

The fact accepted generally is that the time of persistence of vision of human eye is about 0.02 second for daytime vision, 0.1 second for mesopic vision, 0.2 second for nighttime vision. The mesopic vision is a state between daytime vision and nighttime vision. The human eye sensing change in the brightness is later than the change in the actual brightness, with the persistence of vision it is referred to as visual retention. The illumination of the common light-emitting condition is between 300 lux and 10000 lux, which approaches to the condition of the mescopic vision. By operating a few experiments, the luminescence parameter is configured to range from 1.001 to 1.02 in 0.1 second in a preferred embodiment of the present invention. In that change range, the change of the luminescence parameter will not be a detectable influence on visual sense, but it will cause the iris of the user's eye to adjust the pupil size automatically under the precondition that the user is unconscious of that, thus the luminous flux may be controlled. In such way, the iris moves with the continuously change of the light-emitting light. The movement of the iris will lead to that of the ciliary muscle, the movement of the ciliary muscle will lead to that of the lens, and then will result in the so-called ‘three linkage of eye optometry system’ in the visual field, and will achieve the goal of exercising the user's eye.

Electrical parameters for controlling the luminescence parameters are determined and controlled by the luminescence parameters which are needed to obtain. For example, the following table 1, 2, 3 respectively shows several groups of illumination values of different initial illuminations and different time points in case that the electrical parameter changing period is 10 seconds, 100 seconds, and 250 seconds. The table 4, 5, 6 respectively shows several groups of illumination values of different initial illuminations and different time points in case that the electrical parameter changing period is 10 seconds, 250 seconds, and 250 seconds. The change scope of the illumination values meets the requirement: the luminescence parameter ranges from about 1.001 to 1.02 in 0.1 second.

TABLE 1 time initial 2ed 4th 6th 8th 10th illumination second second second second second 300 446 662 984 1463 2173 300 404 544 733 1791 1330 300 345 397 456 524 603 500 743 1104 1641 2438 3622 500 673 907 1222 1645 2216 500 575 661 760 874 1004 2175 1464 985 663 446 300 2175 1615 1199 890 661 491 2175 1892 1645 1431 1245 1083 3600 2423 1630 1097 738 497 3600 2673 1985 1473 1094 812 3600 3131 2723 2369 2060 1792

TABLE 2 time initial 20th 40th 60th 80th 100th illumination second second second second second 300 603 1214 2441 4909 9874 300 447 667 995 1484 2212 300 366 447 815 995 815 10000 4972 2472 1229 611 304 10000 6706 4497 3016 2022 1356 10000 8188 6705 5490 4495 3681

TABLE 3 time initial 50th 100th 150th 200th 250th illumination second second second second second 300 494 815 1343 3650 9917 10000 6067 3681 2233 822 303

TABLE 4 time initial 2ed 4th 6th 8th 10th illumination second second second second second 300 446 662 984 1463 2173 300 404 544 733 1791 1330 300 345 397 456 524 603 500 743 1104 1641 2438 3622 500 673 907 1222 1645 2216 500 575 661 760 874 1004 1000 1486 2208 3282 7876 7244 1000 1346 1814 2444 3590 4432 1000 1150 1322 1520 1748 2008

TABLE 5 time initial 50th 100th 150th 200th 250th illumination second second second second second 100 165 272 448 1217 3000 3000 1217 448 272 165 100

TABLE 6 time initial 50th 100th 150th 200th 250th illumination second second second second second 50 82 275 448 1217 3306 10000 6067 3681 2233 822 303

By experiment, the electrical parameters are determined and controlled according to the luminescence parameter which is needed to obtain.

As shown in FIG. 3, it is shown a block diagram of another kind of electrical components of the dynamic light-emitting apparatus. The Apparatus includes a signal processing unit or a data processing unit (such as microcontroller unit, MCU), an input module, a communication interface module, multiple dynamic light-emitting part 1, 2, . . . , N (such as LED source 1, 2, . . . , N), and dynamic lighting-driving parts (such as LED driver 1, 2, . . . , N) respectively corresponding to the dynamic light-emitting parts, and further a power supply part. The power supply part (PW) provides power for other modules of the dynamic light-emitting apparatus, the dynamic lighting driving parts are used to drive the dynamic light-emitting parts which corresponds to them, the input module is used to receive the control command or the adjusting parameter command made by the user, the communication interface module is used to realize the wire or wireless data communication between the dynamic light-emitting Apparatus and the outside, the dynamic light-emitting parts are used to change the luminescence parameter with the drive of the corresponding dynamic lighting driving parts, and the change of the luminescence parameter causes the eye structure of the user to be dynamically changed.

As shown in FIG. 3, the input module, the signal processing unit or the data processing unit(such as MCU), the communication interface module, the dynamic light-emitting parts 1, 2, . . . , N (such as LED sources 1, 2, . . . , N), and the dynamic-lighting-driving-parts (such as LED drivers 1, 2, . . . , N) respectively corresponding to the dynamic light-emitting parts, are connected to the signal processing unit or the data processing unit (such as MCU). In some embodiments of the present invention, the number of the dynamic light-emitting parts is 3, 5, 6 or 10, etc, and 3 is preferred.

The working principle for the embodiment shown in FIG. 3 is as follows: the power supply part converts the voltage (such as 220V alternating current line voltage) input from the outside into the voltage of 5.3V and 3.3V, and output the voltage of 5V to supply the input module, the communication interface module, and the signal processing unit or the data processing unit (such as MCU), to enable them work normally. And the voltage of 3.3V is supplied to the dynamic light-emitting parts 1, 2, . . . , N (such as LED source 1, 2, . . . , N), and the dynamic light-emitting driving parts (such as LED drivers 1, 2, . . . , N), to enable them work normally The input module receives the control command or the adjusting parameter command which is the user sent to the dynamic light-emitting apparatus (including its components), and transmits the received signals to the signal processing unit or the data processing unit (such as MCU). The communication interface module transmits the command and/or data from the outside of the dynamic light-emitting apparatus to the signal processing unit or the data processing unit (such as MCU), or conversely, transmits the operation parameters of the dynamic light-emitting Apparatus and/or its internal components, or the command which is input to the signal processing unit or the data processing unit (such as MCU) by the input module, to the outside of the dynamic light-emitting Apparatus. The signal processing unit or the data processing unit (such as MCU) controls the dynamic light-emitting-driving-parts 1, 2, . . . , N (such as LED drivers 1, 2, . . . , N) according to the command and/or data transmitted by the input module and/or the communication interface, and then change the driven signals (such as a voltage, a current, a pulse width, etc.) which is sent to the dynamic light-emitting parts 1, 2, . . . , N (such as LED source 1, 2, . . . , N) from the dynamic light-emitting -driving-parts 1, 2, . . . , N (such as LED driver 1, 2, . . . , N), therefore each dynamic light-emitting part changes the luminescence parameters according to that change, and further the change of the luminescence parameters causes the eye structure of the user to be changed dynamically.

According to the respective embodiments with those electrical components shown in FIG. 1, FIG. 2, and FIG. 3, when the electrical parameters of the power are adjusted to be changed in a predetermined manner, so that during each dynamic light-emitting part is enabled to change the luminescence parameters according to that change, the electrical parameters of the power may optionally be at least one of the voltage, the current, and the frequency, etc., or the luminescence parameters are continuously changed by PWM. The luminescence parameters may be adjusted manually during the procedure of dynamic light-emitting, so as to meet the requirements of different users for the basic luminescence parameters.

With reference to FIG. 4, the circuit of the multiple power supply parts (PW) will be described in detail. The input of each power supply part (PW) is connected to 220V alternating current, then, generates and outputs a voltage or a current to the dynamic light-emitting parts 1, 2, . . . , or N thereof. The means for the power supply part (PW) generating the voltage or the current is based on the electrical parameters of the power, and with the control of the change frequency of the light-emitting. Specifically, the power supply part (PW) includes two parts connected in series, and the two parts are an electric converting unit and a signal conditioning unit. The following will describe them separately.

The electric converting unit includes a rectifier filter module and a constant current and stable voltage module. The rectifier filter module converts the 24V alternating current voltage inverted from the grid voltage into a ripple voltage, and converts the ripple voltage into a smooth voltage. The constant current and stable voltage module converts the voltage output from the rectifier filter module, which is unstable because of the fluctuation in the grid voltage, into a relatively stable voltage, and outputs a constant current to the dynamic light-emitting parts 1, 2, . . . , N.

As shown in FIG. 4, an end a and an end c of the bridge rectifier diode are connected to the two ends of the grid voltage, a filter capacitor C1 is connected between the end b and the end d of the bridge rectifier diode connect. And a filter capacitor C1 is connected between pin 1 and pin 5 of LM2576-ADJ type switching regulator TC, pin 4 of the LM2576-ADJ type switching regulator TC is connected to pin 2 of LM358 type operational amplifier IC via a resistor R2, and is also connected to pin 1 of LM358 type operational amplifier IC, and a freewheeling diode D5 is connected between pin 5 and pin 4 of the LM2576-ADJ type switching regulator TC, the pin 5 is grounded.

The input 24V alternating current voltage has a certain fluctuation range because the grid voltage is sometimes unstable, which causes the voltage output from the rectifier filter module unstable. To obtain a relatively stable voltage, the LM2576-ADJ type switching regulator with adjustable voltages is used, which converts unstable input voltage into stable one. The input voltage of the LM2576-ADJ type switching regulator ranges from 8 to 40V, and we know from tests, when the input voltage is 13V and the circuit is used to drive the dynamic light-emitting parts 1, 2, . . . , N of 3 W, the current through the dynamic light-emitting parts 1, 2, . . . , N which are loaded and the voltage across them are constant. While as the voltage 40V has reached the limit of LM2576-ADJ, a apparatus is vulnerable to be damaged in case that the operation condition changes slightly at limit edge. Therefore the present invention provides that in the case that the input voltage is permitted to fluctuate in the range of 13V˜38V, the dynamic light-emitting parts 1, 2, . . . , N work normally, and solves the problem of the stabilization of the voltage which drives the dynamic light-emitting part 1, 2, . . . , N to work.

As shown in FIG. 4, the pin 3 of the LM358 type operational amplifier IC is connected to the pin 2 of the LM358 type operational amplifier IC in turn via a resistor R1, a filter capacitor C2, an inductor L1. A resistor R3 is connected between the pin 2 and the pin 4 of the LM358 type operational amplifier IC, a pin 8 thereof is connected to the positive electrode of the capacitor C2.

The voltage output from the pin 2 of the LM2576-ADJ switching regulator is divided by the dynamic light-emitting parts 1, 2, . . . , N and the resistor R1 which are loaded. when the voltage reach a certain value, The permitted power consumed by the resistor R1 is limited and the voltage divided by the resistor R1 is relatively small, due to that, the two ends of the dynamic light-emitting parts 1, 2, . . . , N will have to subject to a large voltage and then the current through the dynamic light-emitting parts 1, 2, . . . , N will be large. Therefore a feedback loop consisting of LM358 type operational amplifier IC, the resistor R2 and the resistor R3, is used to limit the current as a constant value, and then, a stable input current is supplied for the dynamic light-emitting parts 1, 2, . . . , N. It ensures normal and stable functioning of the dynamic light-emitting parts 1, 2, . . . , N and the structure of the circuit of which is simple and has significant availability.

According to preferred embodiments of the present invention, the frequency of the light produced by the lighting units is 1000 Hz to 3000 Hz, human is sensitive to the light with the frequency in that range. The light with the frequency in that change has a relaxing effect on the user's eyes during the light-emitting time, when the user study.

According to other embodiments of the present invention, at least one light-emitting unit is configured in each dynamic light-emitting part 1, 2, . . . N separately. According to an embodiment of the present invention, these light-emitting units are LED beads and/or LED bars and/or other types of LED. In some other embodiments of the present invention, these lighting units can also be other types of light-emitting sources other than LED, such as tungsten lamp beads, OLED, etc. In an embodiment of the present invention, the beads on dynamic light-emitting parts are disposed on at least one planar surface of the dynamic light-emitting part, in multiple rows and a staggered pattern. The light-emitting units can be disposed in various ways without being limited to this, for example, the light-emitting units may be disposed on at least one three-dimensional curved surface of the dynamic light-emitting parts, according to some other embodiments of this present invention.

According to other preferred embodiments of the present invention, one of the dynamic light-emitting parts 1, 2, . . . , N corresponds to one or more combinations of lighting units disposed in any way. The following is schematic but not limited description, for example, each dynamic light-emitting parts 1, 2, . . . , N corresponds to one row of lighting units separately, or, each dynamic light-emitting parts 1, 2, . . . , N respectively correspond to one or more lighting units disposed in the previous row and the adjacent row.

For each dynamic light-emitting part, the center line of the lighting direction of one lighting unit may be configured to be a certain angle to that of the other lighting unit. According to some other embodiments of the present invention, if at least one of the dynamic light-emitting parts has two angled surfaces, when lighting units are disposed on such dynamic light-emitting parts, the light emitting directions of the lighting units on the two surfaces will be different.

According to some embodiments of the present invention, these lighting units continuously change luminescence parameters according to at least one of the following parameters: luminescence model parameters, a change frequency of the light-emitting, electrical parameters of the power. The electrical parameters of the power are not applied to the lighting units directly, but indirectly applied to the lighting units via the voltage or current produced by the supply part (PW). The change of the luminescence model parameters can be realized by the selection of the type and model of the lighting units and/or the voltage or the current acting on the lighting units. The change frequency of the light-emitting is configured via the change time stored in the storages S.

According to preferred embodiments of the present invention, the dynamic light-emitting apparatus 100 further includes a supporting part. The dynamic light-emitting parts 1, 2, . . . , and N are provided on the supporting part, and move along the direction which the supporting part extends and/or rotate around the supporting part, according to a predetermined lighting model parameter. Due to the movement and rotation, the light irradiated on the subject the users read by the dynamic light-emitting parts 1, 2, . . . , N, are superimposed, decreased, and/or changed the angle on each other. The angle of light is changed by the shape and structure of the dynamic light-emitting parts of the lighting units, and the change of the luminescence model parameters at different time, or with the change of the change frequency of the light-emitting. According to preferred embodiments of the invention, the speed of the above movement is less than 1 mm/s, the angular speed of the above rotation is less than 5°/s.

According to some embodiments of the present invention, the dynamic light-emitting apparatus 100 further includes a mechanical actuating part. The mechanical actuating part enables the dynamic light-emitting parts 1, 2, . . . , N, to move and/or rotate. The mechanical actuating part can be realized by a stepping motor.

A specific example of the dynamic light-emitting part is given below to illustrate an implementation of the dynamic light-emitting part. It is to be clearly understood to those skilled in the art that the example is given by way of illustration only and not to otherwise limit the scope of the invention. FIGS. 5-14 show circuit connection diagrams of multiplexed LED as embodiments of the dynamic light-emitting parts.

As shown in FIG. 5, a LED driving circuit uses PT_4205 chip as a core driving chip, PWM signals pass through resistor R5 and R9 which are connected in series, and are grounded. And the voltage signals of the PWM signals at the resistor R9 are input to the DIM pin of the PT_4205 chip, the CSN pin and SW pin of the PT_4205 chip separately output signals for the pin 2 and pin 1 connected to the interface P1. The interface P1 is used to connect with one-plexed LED to be a dynamic light-emitting part.

As shown in FIG. 6, the controlling circuit employs a STM8S105K6T6 processor, and PWM1 to PWM6 are configured to output the PWM signals to the LED driving circuit shown in FIG. 5. And the voltage output from the STM8S105K6T6 processor is detected by the input voltage detecting circuit shown in FIG. 14

In the embodiment, a USB current limiting circuit shown in FIG. 7 is implemented as a power supply converting circuit. The current is limited by SY6280AAC, so that the output current from the USB interfaces is adapted to the operating requirement of the electric components of the dynamic light-emitting apparatus in the embodiment.

FIG. 8 shows a power supply circuit of the dynamic light-emitting apparatus of one embodiment. it provides signal pretreatments, such as filtering, ripple removing, etc., for the input 5V voltage from USB, to obtain high quality and stable signal of 5V for other circuits of the dynamic light-emitting apparatus, and produce and supply high quality and stable voltage of 3.3V dynamic light-emitting apparatus. The 5V voltage output from USB shown in FIG. 7 is converted into 3.3V voltage by AMS_117 in the voltage converting circuit shown in FIG. 11. The voltage converting circuit shown in FIG. 9 and the power supply circuit shown in FIG. 8 cooperatively supply the operating voltage for the electric components of the dynamic light-emitting apparatus in the embodiment.

FIG. 10 shows the circuit of the network interface used to receive signals, which are transmitted to the dynamic light-emitting apparatus from the outside through WiFi, according to the embodiment.

FIG. 11 shows the circuit of the touch keys which corresponds to turning on, turning off, adjusting the illumination of the dynamic light-emitting apparatus, and other functions. The touch key signals corresponding to the above functions are respectively collected by multiplexed capacitance sensor, and output by BS816A_1 touch chip.

The chord output circuit shown in FIG. 12 produce a chord sound, according to the output signals of the processor shown in FIG. 8, to remind the user that the corresponding function is triggered or a certain or some states have been reached.

NTC1 shown in FIG. 13 is employed as a temperature probe to collect environment temperatures in order that the dynamic light-emitting apparatus in the embodiment can give a temperature prompt according to its environment temperature, and/or for providing adjustment feedback references of the illumination or other aspects for the dynamic light-emitting Apparatus.

An illustrated example waveform diagram of the electrical parameters changing with time is shown in FIG. 15 according to the method of the present invention. Of course, it should understand that the waveform diagrams of the electrical parameters changing with time, which conforms to the concept of the invention, is not limited to such diagram.

The electrical parameters may also be changed by configuring its change rate which is determined according to the change rate of the luminescence parameters.

During dynamic light-emitting procedure, the luminescence parameters may be adjusted manually to cause the current light-emitting to become bright or dimmed for meeting light-emitting requirements from different users.

The present invention may also realize the technical effect by configuring the change rate of the luminescence parameters.

The present invention may protect the display apparatus using the disclosed light-emitting method, and may protect the light-emitting apparatus using the disclosed light-emitting method, for example, the dynamic light-emitting method of the present invention can be applied to table lamps or household light-emitting lamps.

In the second technical solution according to the method for dynamically adjusting luminescence parameters of a display of the present invention, the display includes power supply parts and dynamic light-emitting parts according to the power supply parts, one or more electrical parameter changing time period and one or more electrical parameter non-changing time period are configured during the procedure of work of the display, and it includes:

Step 1: a power output electrical parameter and a power output ending electrical parameter are available in each electrical parameter changing period, wherein electrical parameters output by the power supply parts are changed with a same trend from the starting electrical parameter to the ending electrical parameter, while electrical parameters are changed at a same trend or a different trend between adjacent electrical parameter changing time periods,

Step 2: a dynamic light-emitting part is enabled to change luminescence parameters during the electrical parameter changing time period according to step 1, such that the change of the luminescence parameters causes the eye structure of the user be dynamically changed.

According to some embodiments of the invention, enabling each dynamic light-emitting part to change luminescence parameters includes: during the electrical parameter changing time period, the luminescence parameters of each dynamic light-emitting part will be changed, thereby it will further result in more changes of the eye structure of the user and more training is obtained. Moreover, the change results in the situation where large change or fluctuation of luminescence parameters appears between different electrical parameter changing time periods is greatly reduced, therefore it is beneficial for users in the lighting environment without subjective awareness of the change of luminescence parameters. More advantageously, the present invention can provide more detailed structural change for the eyes of the user, therefore it becomes possible to make appropriate and desired fine tuning on the eye structure of the user.

According to some embodiments of the invention, the method further includes the step for storing the information characterizing the changing manner for the electrical parameters, and/or the step for configuring and counting the change frequency of electrical parameters.

According to some embodiments of the present invention, the method further includes the steps for storing the information characterizing change manners for the electrical parameters, and/or the steps for configuring and counting the change frequency of the electrical parameters.

The display may be implemented by the dynamic light-emitting apparatus. The structure of the dynamic light-emitting Apparatus including the power supply part and the dynamic light-emitting part is same as that of the above embodiment, please refer to descriptions in FIG. 1 to FIG. 14 for details, which will not be described again herein, the difference is that the power supply output includes one or more electrical parameter changing time period and one or more electrical parameter non-changing time period during lighting time.

Therefor an example waveform diagram of the electrical parameters changing with time is shown in FIG. 16, of course, it should understand that the waveform diagrams of the electrical parameters changing with time that conforms to the invention is not limited to such diagram.

The electrical parameter may also be changed by configuring its change rate which is determined according to the change rate of the luminescence parameters.

During dynamic light-emitting procedure, the luminescence parameters may be adjusted manually to cause the current light-emitting become bright or dimmed for meeting lighting requirements from different users.

The present invention may protect the display apparatus using the disclosed light-emitting method and may protect the light-emitting apparatus using the disclosed light-emitting method, for example, the dynamic light-emitting method of the present invention can be applied to table lamps or household light-emitting lamps.

In the third technical solution, the method for dynamically adjusting the luminescence parameters of a display is disclosed, the display includes the power supply parts and the dynamic light-emitting parts according to the power supply parts. There are C electrical parameter configuring time periods during work of the display, ‘C’ is a number equal to or greater than 2, and the method comprises:

Step 1: different electrical parameters outputted by the power supply part are configured in two adjacent electrical parameter configuring time periods respectively. And,

Step 2: a dynamic light-emitting part is enabled to change luminescence parameters according to the electrical parameters of the step 1, such that the change of the luminescence parameters causes the eye structure of the user to be dynamically changed.

According to some embodiments of the invention, enabling each dynamic light-emitting part to change luminescence parameters includes: during the electrical parameter changing time period, the luminescence parameters of each dynamic light-emitting part will be changed, thereby it will further result in more changes of the eye structure of the user and more training is obtained. Moreover, the change results in the situation where large change or fluctuation of luminescence parameters appears between different electrical parameter changing time periods is greatly reduced, therefore it is beneficial for users in the light-emitting environment without subjective awareness of the change of luminescence parameters. More advantageously, the present invention can provide more detailed structural change for the eyes of the user, therefore it becomes possible to make appropriate and desired fine tuning on the eye structure of the user.

According to some embodiments of the present invention, the method further includes the step for storing the information characterizing the changing manner for the electrical parameters, and/or the step for configuring and counting the change frequency of electrical parameters.

The display may be implemented by the dynamic light-emitting apparatus. The structure of the dynamic light-emitting Apparatus including the power supply part and the dynamic light-emitting part is same as that of the above embodiment, please refer to descriptions in FIG. 1 to FIG. 14 for details, which will not be described again herein, but compared with the previous two solutions, the electrical parameters are configured differently and changes differently. The emphasis of the description will be put on that difference.

With reference to FIG. 2, according to some embodiments of the present invention, the method further includes one or more lighting units are configured in each dynamic light-emitting part. At this time, each dynamic light-emitting part changes the luminescence parameters according to the luminescence model parameters and/or the electrical parameters of the power furtherly includes that the lighting unit of each dynamic light-emitting part changes the luminescence parameters according to the luminescence model parameters and/or the electrical parameters of the power. The principle and manner of the change are same as those of each dynamic light-emitting part changing the luminescence parameters according to the luminescence model parameters and/or the electrical parameters of the power, which are described above.

The electrical parameters of the power outputted by power supply part (PW) of the invention changes in a predetermined manner. The predetermined manner could be a preset data table stored in a power supply part (PW) or other parts. The data table includes multiple groups of electrical parameters. In some embodiments, these electrical parameters can be generated by being written to a storage S before the shipment. In other embodiments, the dynamic light-emitting apparatus has external interfaces for generating or rewriting these electrical parameters, which can be generated or rewritten through external interfaces (e.g. a USB interface, a network interface, etc., not shown) of the dynamic light-emitting apparatus. These electrical parameters include, but are not limited to, the voltage and/or current. For brevity, the present invention will describe the parameter of the voltage, the circuit structure of the power supply part is shown in FIG. 4., and its detailed description will be described later. This kind of power supply manner eliminates the disadvantages that stroboscopic phenomenon usually appears when using LED for lighting, thereby it provides electrical protection for the quality of the light entering the eye.

When the voltage outputted by power supply part (PW) is changed by a predetermined manner, voltage parameters outputted to each dynamic light-emitting part 1, 2, . . . , N will be changed. The voltage is used as a light-emitting voltage of the dynamic light-emitting part 1, 2, . . . , N. As the light-emitting voltage changes, the luminescence parameters of dynamic light-emitting part 1, 2, . . . , N will be changed accordingly. Being different from the conventional technology in which conditioning signals is performed utilizing digital signal technology, the light-emitting voltage is produced by an analog fashion preferably in this present invention. The light emitting voltage provided for the dynamic light-emitting parts 1, 2, . . . , N will change smoothly in a time domain. Thus the luminescence parameters of the light emitted by the dynamic light-emitting parts 1, 2, . . . , N will change continuously.

According to other embodiments of the present invention, the lighting units are configured in each dynamic light-emitting part. According to preferred embodiments of the present invention, these lighting units are LED beads and/or LED bars and/or other types of LED. In some other disclosed embodiments, these lighting units may be other types of light sources other than LED, such as tungsten lamp beads, organic light-emitting diodes (OLED), etc.

The illumination of each dynamic light-emitting part may reach a maximum value of 10000 lux at a certain time, and may reach a minimum value of 300 lux at another time, or may reach any interval range from 300 lux to10000 lux, while the illumination varies between 3000 K-6000 K or any interval range from this scope.

For different ambient brightness B, the minimum brightness difference D Bmin/B which is perceptible to a human eye is the same and it equals a constant. In other words, an increment D S in the brightness sensation of a human eye is not proportional to the increment D B in objective brightness D B, but is proportional to the relative increment D B/B in brightness. According to Weber-Fechner Law, the subjective brightness sensation is linearly-related to the logarithm of the objective brightness. ξ=D Bmin/B is called contrast sensitivity threshold or Weber-Fecner Ratio. Usually ξ=0.005˜0.02, ξ increases to 0.05 when the brightness is very high or very low. And for different people, their contrast sensitivity threshold is different. For example, their contrast sensitivity threshold is about 0.01 for adolescents aged 6-18 years. Based on this, the change rate of the luminescence parameters between adjacent electrical parameter change time periods is kept within or equal to 0.02 in this present invention, to ensure that the change of the luminescence parameters is not noticeable perceptible to a human eye and will not interfere with normal work and study, but the change of the luminescence parameters will cause the iris of the user's eye to adjust the pupil size automatically under the precondition that the user is unconscious of that, thus the luminous flux will be controlled. In such way, the iris moves with the continuously change of the lighting light. The movement of the iris will lead to that of the ciliary muscle, the movement of the ciliary muscle will lead to that of the lens, and then will result in the so-called ‘three linkage of eye optometry system’ in the visual field, and it will achieve the goal of exercising the user's eye.

The electrical parameter configuring time periods are preferably between 0.1 second to 5 minutes in this present invention.

The following will describe some non-limiting examples.

EXAMPLE 1

The time length of the first electrical parameter time period is configured to be 0.1 second, and the value of the illumination is 3000 in that time period. The time length of the second electrical parameter time period, which is adjacent to the first electrical parameter time period, is configured to be 5 seconds, and the value of the illumination is 3055 in the second electrical parameter time period. The time length of the third electrical parameter time period, which is adjacent to the second electrical parameter time period, is configured to be 2 seconds, and the value of the illumination is 3100 in the third electrical parameter time period. The time length of the fourth electrical parameter time period, which is adjacent to the third electrical parameter time period, is configured to be 5 minutes, and the value of the illumination is 3040 in the fourth electrical parameter time period.

EXAMPLE 2

The time length of the first electrical parameter time period is configured to be 10 seconds, and the value of the illumination is 300 in that period. The time length of the second electrical parameter time period, which is adjacent to the first electrical parameter time period, is configured to be 60 seconds, and the value of the illumination is 305 in the second electrical parameter time period. The time length of the third electrical parameter time period, which is adjacent to the second electrical parameter time period, is configured to be 300 seconds, and the value of the illumination is 310 in the third electrical parameter time period. The time length of the fourth electrical parameter time period, which is adjacent to the third electrical parameter time period, is configured to be 180 seconds, and the value of the illumination is 305 in the fourth electrical parameter time period.

EXAMPLE 3

The time length of the first electrical parameter time period is configured to be 5 seconds, and the value of the illumination is 10000 in that period. The time length of the second electrical parameter time period, which is adjacent to the first electrical parameter time period, is configured to be 60 seconds, and the value of the illumination is 9800 in the second electrical parameter time period. The time length of the third electrical parameter time period, which is adjacent to the second electrical parameter time period, is configured to be 300 seconds, and the value of the illumination is 9750 in the third electrical parameter time period. The time length of the fourth electrical parameter time period, which is adjacent to the third electrical parameter time period, is configured to be 180 seconds, and the value of the illumination is 9650 in the fourth electrical parameter time period.

Electrical parameters of the luminescence parameters are determined and controlled by the luminescence parameters which are needed to obtain.

Electrical parameters of the luminescence parameters are determined and controlled by the luminescence parameters which are needed to obtain. For example, the following table 1, 2, 3 respectively shows several groups of illumination values of different initial illuminations and different time points in case that the electrical parameter changing period is 10 seconds, 100 seconds, and 250 seconds. The table 4, 5, 6 respectively shows several groups of illumination values of different initial illuminations and different time points in case that the electrical parameter changing period is 10 seconds, 250 seconds, and 250 seconds. The change scope of the illumination values meets the requirement: the luminescence parameter ranges from about 1.001 to 1.02 in 0.1 second.

The illustrated example is applied to the control of the color temperature and other luminescence parameters.

Based on the method of the present invention, an exemplary waveform diagram of the electrical parameter changing with time is shown in FIG. 17, of course, it should understand that the waveform diagrams of the electrical parameter changing with time, which conforms to the concept of the invention, is not limited to the diagram.

During the procedure of dynamic light-emitting time, the luminescence parameters may be adjusted manually to cause the current light-emitting become bright or dimmed for meeting lighting requirements from different users.

The present invention may also protect the display using the disclosed light-emitting method, and may protect the light-emitting apparatus using the disclosed light-emitting method, for example, the disclosed dynamic light-emitting method can be applied to table lamps or household light emitting lamps.

In the fourth technical solution according to the method for dynamically adjusting the luminescence parameters of display, the display includes the power supply parts and the dynamic light-emitting parts according to the power supply parts. Multiple electrical parameter changing time periods are configured during work of the display, and the method comprises:

Step 1: a power output electrical parameter and a power output ending electrical parameter are available in each electrical parameter changing period, wherein electrical parameters output by the power supply part are changed with a same trend from the starting electrical parameter to the ending electrical parameter, while electrical parameters are changed at a same trend or a different trend between adjacent electrical parameter changing time periods,

Step 2: a dynamic light-emitting part is enabled to change luminescence parameters according to step 1, the change of the luminescence parameters in each electrical parameter changing time period causes the eye structure of the user be dynamically changed.

According to some embodiments of the invention, enabling each dynamic light-emitting part to change luminescence parameters includes: during the electrical parameter changing time period, the luminescence parameters of each dynamic light-emitting part will be changed, thereby it will further result in more changes of the eye structure of the user and more training is obtained. Moreover, the change results in the situation where large change or fluctuation of luminescence parameters appears between different electrical parameter changing time periods is greatly reduced, therefore it is beneficial for users in the light-emitting environment without subjective awareness of the change of luminescence parameters. More advantageously, the present invention can provide more detailed structural change for the eyes of the user, therefore it becomes possible to make appropriate and desired fine tuning on the eye structure of the user.

According to some embodiments of the present invention, the method further includes the step for storing the information characterizing the changing manner for the electrical parameters, and/or the step for configuring and counting the change frequency of electrical parameters.

The display may be implemented by the dynamic light-emitting apparatus. The structure of the dynamic light-emitting Apparatus including the power supply part and the dynamic light-emitting part is same as that of the above embodiment, please refer to descriptions in FIG. 1 to FIG. 14 for details, which will not be described again herein, the difference is that the electrical parameters outputted by the power supply part within the adjacent electrical parameters changing time period changes continuously with a same trend or a different trend during the lighting.

An example waveform diagram of the electrical parameter changing with time is as shown in FIG. 18a or FIG. 18 b, of course, it should understand that the waveform diagrams of the electrical parameter changing with time, which conforms to the concept of the invention, is not limited to the diagram.

During the procedure of dynamic light-emitting, the luminescence parameters may be adjusted manually to cause the current light-emitting become bright or dimmed for meeting lighting requirements from different users.

The present invention may protect the display apparatus using the disclosed light-emitting method, and may protect the light-emitting apparatus using the disclosed light-emitting method, for example, the disclosed dynamic lighting method can be applied to table lamps or household light-emitting lamps.

A person skilled in the art should be further understood that the units and algorithm steps of each example described in connection with the embodiments disclosed herein can be implemented in electronic hardware, computer software or a combination of both, in order to clearly illustrate the alternative of hardware and software, the composition and steps of the examples have been generally described in terms of functions in the above description. Whether these functions are performed in hardware or software depends on the specific application and design constraints of technical solutions. A person skilled in the art can use different methods for implementing the described functions for each particular application, but such implementation should not be considered to be beyond the scope of the present invention.

The steps of the method or algorithm described in connection with the embodiments disclosed herein can be implemented in hardware, a software module executed by a processor, or a combination of both. The software module can be placed in random access memory (RAM), memory, read only memory (ROM), electrically programmable ROM, electrically erasable programmable ROM, registers, hard disk, removable disk, CD-ROM, or any other form of storage medium known in the art.

Above mentioned specific embodiments further describe aims, technical solutions and beneficial effects of the invention in detail, it should be understood that the above mentioned is merely specific embodiment of the present invention without limiting a protection scope of the present invention, and any modifications, equivalent substitutions, improvement, etc. made within the spirit and principle of the present invention should be included in the scope of the present invention. 

What is claimed is:
 1. A method for dynamically adjusting luminescence parameters of a display, wherein the display includes a power supply part(s) and dynamic light-emitting parts according to the power supply part(s), one or more electrical parameter changing time period is configured during work of the display, and the method comprises Step 1: a power output starting electrical parameter and a power output ending electrical parameter are available in each electrical parameter changing time period, wherein electrical parameters output by the power supply part(s) change with a same trend from the power output starting electrical parameter to the power output ending electrical parameter, a starting point electrical parameter and an ending point electrical parameter within an electrical parameter changing time period is respectively equal to electrical parameters in an electrical parameter non-changing time period which is before and after the electrical parameter changing time period, Step 2: enabling a dynamic light-emitting part to change luminescence parameters during the electrical parameter changing time period according to step 1, such that the change of the luminescence parameters causes the eye structure of the user to be dynamically changed.
 2. The method of claim 1, wherein a time length of each electrical parameter changing time period is equal to or different from each other.
 3. The method of claim 1, wherein the electrical parameters include a current and/or a voltage.
 4. The method of claim 1, wherein the luminescence parameter is an illumination.
 5. The method of claim 4, wherein the value of the illumination is between 100 lux and 10000 lux.
 6. The method of claim 5, wherein a change rate of the luminescence parameters of the illumination in the electrical parameter changing time period ranges from 0.0001 to 0.02 in every 0.1 second.
 7. The method of claim 5, wherein a change rate of the illumination in the electrical parameter changing time period is larger than or equal to
 2. 8. The method of claim 1, wherein the luminescence parameters are adjusted manually during dynamic light-emitting.
 9. A method for dynamically adjusting luminescence parameters of a display, wherein the display includes a power supply part(s) and dynamic light-emitting parts according to the power supply part(s), multiple electrical parameter changing time periods and one or more electrical parameter non-changing period are configured during work of the display, and the method comprises: Step 1: a power output starting electrical parameter and a power output ending electrical parameter are available in each electrical parameter changing time period, electrical parameters output by the power supply part(s) changes with a same trend from the power output starting electrical parameter to the power output ending electrical parameter, and the electrical parameters change with a same trend or a different trend between adjacent electrical parameter changing time periods, Step 2: enabling a dynamic light-emitting part to change luminescence parameters according to step 1, such that the change of the luminescence parameters in each electrical parameter changing time period cause the eye structure of the user to be dynamically changed.
 10. The method of claim 9, wherein a time length of each electrical parameter changing time period is equal to or different from each other.
 11. The method of claim 9, wherein the electrical parameters include a current and/or a voltage.
 12. The method of claim 9, wherein the luminescence parameter is an illumination.
 13. The method of claim 12, wherein a value of the illumination is between 100 lux and 10000 lux.
 14. The method of claim 13, wherein a change rate of the luminescence parameter of the illumination in the electrical parameter changing time period ranges from 0.0001 to 0.02 in every 0.1 second.
 15. The method of claim 13, wherein a change rate of the illumination in the electrical parameter changing time period is larger than or equal to
 2. 16. The method of claim 9, wherein the luminescence parameters are adjusted manually during dynamic light-emitting.
 17. A method for dynamically adjusting luminescence parameters of a display, wherein the display includes a power supply part(s) and dynamic light-emitting parts according to the power supply part(s), multiple electrical parameter configuring time periods are configured during work of the display, and the method comprises: Step 1: different electrical parameters output by a power supply part(s) are configured in two adjacent electrical parameter configuring time periods respectively, Step 2: enabling a dynamic light-emitting part to change luminescence parameters dynamically according to the electrical parameters of step 1, such that the change of the luminescence parameters causes the eye structure of the user to be dynamically changed.
 18. The method of claim 17, wherein a time length of each electrical parameter configuring time period is equal to or different from each other.
 19. The method of claim 17, wherein the electrical parameters include a current and/or a voltage.
 20. The method of claim 17, wherein the luminescence parameter is an illumination.
 21. The method of claim 20, wherein the value of the illumination is between 100 lux and 10000 lux.
 22. The method of claim 21, wherein a change rate of the illumination between adjacent electrical parameter configuring time periods is ranged within 0.02.
 23. The dynamic lighting method of claim 17, wherein the luminescence parameters are adjusted manually during dynamic light-emitting.
 24. A method for dynamically adjusting luminescence parameters of a display, wherein the display includes a power supply part(s) and dynamic light-emitting parts according to the power supply parts, multiple electrical parameter changing time periods are configured during work of the display, and the method comprises: Step 1: a power output starting electrical parameter and a power output ending electrical parameter are available in each electrical parameter changing time period, electrical parameters output by a power supply part(s) changes with a same trend from the power output starting electrical parameter to the power output ending electrical parameter, and the electrical parameters is changed with a same trend or a different trend between adjacent electrical parameter changing time periods, Step 2: enabling a dynamic light-emitting part to change luminescence parameters according to step 1, such that the change of the luminescence parameters in each electrical parameter changing time period causes the eye structure of the user to be dynamically changed
 25. The method of claim 24, wherein a time length of each electrical parameter changing time period is equal to or different from each other.
 26. The method of claim 24, wherein the electrical parameters include a current and/or a voltage.
 27. The method of claim 24, wherein the luminescence parameter is an illumination.
 28. The method of claim 27, wherein the value of the illumination is between 100 lux and 10000 lux.
 29. The method of claim 28, wherein a change rate of the luminescence parameter of the illumination in the electrical parameter changing time period ranges from 0.0001 to 0.02 in every 0.1 second.
 30. The method of claim 29, wherein a change rate of the illumination in the electrical parameter changing time period is larger than or equal to
 2. 31. The method of claim 24, wherein the luminescence parameters are adjusted manually during dynamic light-emitting.
 32. A display apparatus, wherein the display apparatus uses any one method of claim 1, claim 9, claim 17 or claim
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